Great Falls High School - Roundup Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

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1101 Jqlx ll '1 Pffrg, Or, A, ODERIN educd 1oncrf phllosophy stresses the rfnportcmce of each rndrvlduul student lt recommends thot the rnte ests needs dbrhtres skrlls ond dot1t.1des of edch stgdcnt shoqld onsldered ond 'hot the stJden's sho ld hole the pportunlty tc develop 'hen own GPGCITIQS to the 'fullest extent cn deslre to hfrve the school qecrred to the llfe needs cf teen qers IH rder th t they rn y e ome so ully competent cltrzens IU the school nd rn th ommunvy l IS our hope 'lt e 1 lcnol experren es of the boys and curls rn thrs school Nlll enchle thern o l11e socully ,useful and cmotrondlly SGllSfYlHQ lxves We extend fo the Semors our les lsncs for therr fu ure hrevemcn s and con,rf' .ll te 'hem on tlserr pdst rccompllshments To the mernoers f tl' Flcdndup staff nd sponsors Je express our oppre 1 hon or CI lol: well done 57 lgfgdfnw 'x ,, Af' , N. WZ: M . H .., slit . - -- W ,r-ff . 1 v rr v ' - t . . .' , ' be C ' , A .. Y . . ur t. ' .. C . '. Y . ' -nu. -V ' c .,' - - ,. The faculty cmd crdmlnisfrotion of the Gredt Polls High School endorses thrs viewpoint. lt is ' ' , 'c -C c 1 t- cz c . 5-'f - ' 1 G ' . e c f . 1 ' .. , th sdrcct' ' X 1 V I I ' ' 'V ., , . . ' V' f. ' . , . . . , T' J.. 'I A I J T '.'.' ' - T' CICV. c '. .4 f 1 J 3. . ff . ' . f . ' , l o te . '1 '.' .f- fv' I , -. A . V -. I ' cf

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S THE ROUNDUP makes rts yearly appearance rt comes to mrnd that 'hose who se ected the name for our annual chose wrsely Trtly rt IS a Roundup of pleasant memorres ot the happrest years rn the lrves of those who are pnvrleqed o attend an Amerlcan hrqh school It IS a summary of qreat achrev ment and a stcry of the rntellectual cultural and physrcal arowth of youna people As a faculy we teer thrs r wth has been so qreat that a commqmty mvestment rn educatron wrll he returnea many told The re urn wrll he rn the qurse ot or more mtelrraent crtrzenry alert to rmprove rondrtrons rntellectual and econorru We hope the seeds of loonesty rndustry and tolerance have heen planted deep enough o be frurtful but that an a trtude of unswervma hrrrness rn the cc use of rrqh has been vr al part of thrs eduactron To our three nundred qraduatrnq Semors srncere best wrshes are extended We know that the hne thrnas you do rn the years to come wrll he a credrt o Great Falls lllqh School Superrntendent 1 . v . . V. H . r . . 4. . . . , . . . . . . r . - . , E . 1 I u ' ' ,, . . , , c, O' i . , V l A . . . , A Z , . ' a 'A , T . 7 C. w y 1 N V 'T ' ' . 'T 1 G f . r ' . ' ' . . . , Q . r . ,

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ice rinci a Whether your problem is college eriir :nic cr scholarships classroom schedules or conduct, Mr. Anderson is on hand tc deal with it ahiy and fairly. His friendly and cornpewen' Counsel has won the confidence and admiration of parents and has inspired students and teachers fc follow his leader- ship. EDMUND T. ANDERSON edll 0 mmen A highly respected member of the teaching and guidance staff is Miss Murchie, Dean of Women. Along with a heavy teaching schedule She finds time to offer friendly assistance to ihe women of the school and helps select girls for citizenship awards. MISS ELIZABETH HAVENEN MISS MAYME MURCHIE .SQAOOK llJ'6e Miss Elizabeth Havenen. school nurse, plays an indispensible role in promoting the physical well- being of members of G. F. H. S. by health education and first aid. ln cooperation with Dr. H, V. Gibson, Miss Havenen conducts physical examinations for Fresh- men and keeps permanent health records so rhat good health habits may be promoted for adult life. fn ' KW -uni